spc842/xante enpress questions

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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
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    #16
    Re: spc842/xante enpress questions

    Do you grave robbers realize that this was started over a year ago. That makes it dead and should remain buried.

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    • fixthecopier
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      • Apr 2008
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      #17
      Re: spc842/xante enpress questions

      Originally posted by slimslob
      Do you grave robbers realize that this was started over a year ago. That makes it dead and should remain buried.




      I need to bring it back to life. Does anyone know if they messed with the fuser or can I use a sleeve assembly from Ricoh.
      The greatest enemy of knowledge isn't ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge. Stephen Hawking

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      • tuey
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        • Apr 2014
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        #18
        Re: spc842/xante enpress questions

        i use ricoh fusers, drums and developers and t. belts in the xante- no adjustments needed. have company from australia that does toner chips.

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        • slimslob
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          #19
          Re: spc842/xante enpress questions

          Originally posted by tuey
          i use ricoh fusers, drums and developers and t. belts in the xante- no adjustments needed. have company from australia that does toner chips.
          Which means that you use after market tone and therein is the probable cause of the noise. There is only one after market manufacturer whose toner meets Ricoh's quality standards and testing and they are just as expensive as Ricoh and do not require replacement chips.

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          • tuey
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            • Apr 2014
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            #20
            Re: spc842/xante enpress questions

            only ever used xante toners, but you can use ricoh in the xante if you change the chip. i think you're confused

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